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Recent snippets posted on Snipplr.comen-usTue, 20 Mar 2018 13:33:48 GMT(Bash) Linux - Adding a NTFS partition to Linux with read, write and RUN permissions - ragnarokkrrhttp://snipplr.com/view/55920/linux--adding-a-ntfs-partition-to-linux-with-read-write-and-run-permissions/
]]>Thu, 30 Jun 2011 03:15:08 GMThttp://snipplr.com/view/55920/linux--adding-a-ntfs-partition-to-linux-with-read-write-and-run-permissions/(SQL) Ranking Function - Range over partition - Oracle Analytical function - mprabhuramhttp://snipplr.com/view/34810/ranking-function--range-over-partition--oracle-analytical-function/
ROW_NUMBER() -
Partition (group by) the expression values and assigns integer values to the rows depending on their order.
thx to Shouvik Basu < http://www.orafaq.com/node/55 > ]]>Wed, 19 May 2010 14:27:08 GMThttp://snipplr.com/view/34810/ranking-function--range-over-partition--oracle-analytical-function/(Bash) Encrypt your /home partition - Dorgendubalhttp://snipplr.com/view/16402/encrypt-your-home-partition/
Ideal if you have a laptop. If someone steals it, he will not be able to read all your mails and documents with precious information (about passwords, accounts, credit cards, private stuffs, etc...).
This snippet is considering that you are using Ubuntu as OS and you already have a dedicated partition for home (/dev/sda5 in my example).
* Steps 1-3 are pre-requirements.
* Steps 5-7 encrypts the partition and formats it as ext3 (make sure that you have a backup of your home somewhere!!!)
* Steps 10 and 13 are not commands but lines to be added (or modified) in the editing files (Step 9 and 12). You have to be familiar with /etc/fstab to understand it.
* Other steps are for configuring your system such your home partition gets automatically mounted on startup (you will be prompted for password during boot).
Enjoy security! ]]>Sun, 28 Jun 2009 10:51:04 GMThttp://snipplr.com/view/16402/encrypt-your-home-partition/